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So sorry to waste your time reading and replying to my post....Kia kaha Christchurch The next time someone's coin disappears, I'll have them contact you, Kia kaha Christchurch, instead of me to explain it to them.

So sorry to waste your time reading and replying to my post....Kia kaha Christchurch The next time someone's coin disappears, I'll have them contact you, Kia kaha Christchurch, instead of me to explain it to them.

Does anybody know what happens to these geocoins that seem to just disappear from the caches they were left in? I've heard the term "coin collectors" in reference to missing coins. This of course also refers to legitimate collectors who trade or purchase coins from owners. I guess what I'm asking is, since there is no proof of ownership that follows a geocoin, is there anyway to know if a coin has been absconded.

Knowschad knows! Follow him....FOLLOW HIM!!!

The Gauntlet cache in Lake Delton, Wi was done in fun and wasn't a controversey for many a cacher, myself included! It wasn't until some cry babies from Minnesota came to run the Gauntlet and were so embarrased that they got duped that the Gauntlet was exposed. I challenge you to email anyone of the cachers who found the Gauntlet and ask them if it was a bad cache. As for the one who goes out of their way to out liars caches, I hope you stop geocaching really, really soon! You are obviously too wound up to just enjoy geocaching the way it's meant to be enjoyed and that is to go to a place that someone else wants to share. If you find the cache they have stashed and feel their rating/hide/write up wasn't to your liking, you'll complain. Seriously, nobody cares about you or your petty issues so stop geocaching. Maybe you'd be better off just standing in a checkout line at a super market arguing with the clerk because he/she won't double your 10 cents off coupon. That seems more up your alley!!

I'd eliminate park and grabs (of which I own a few) they just aren't what geocaching is all about.

What is the trickest of most clever hide you've found?

Great feedback! I appreciate that but so far, it looks like the south west/west (with California being both) is the best. Keep the input coming though and maybe that will change.

I'm curious and want to know what states geocachers consinder the best geocaching states and their reasons for that choice. Of course, we will exclude the fact that it is the state they live in. In other words, tell me where you found the best caches and what made them so interesting.....please.